Events for 4 February 2026

Midsomer Murders: The Killings at Badger's Drift Brighton 2026 Murder comes to the countryside in the theatrical world premiere of the critically acclaimed television favourite Midsomer Murders. When well-loved spinster Emily Simpson is found dead in the picturesque village of Badger’s Drift, her friend Lucy Bellringer refuses to accept it was an accident. DCI Tom Barnaby and Sergeant Gavin Troy are called in to investigate, uncovering a world of hidden passions, long-buried secrets and deadly rivalries. With eccentric villagers, shocking twists and an unforgettable reveal, The Killings at Badger’s Drift is a classic whodunnit that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats. Bringing to life the wit, charm and chilling suspense of the beloved TV series and original series of books, this gripping and thrilling new show is set to delight audiences. Daniel Casey, who created the role of Sergeant Troy in ITV’s Midsomer Murders, now returns to play the role of Inspector Tom Barnaby. Daniel’s recent television credits include Emmerdale, EastEnders and Coronation Street. Daniel’s recent theatre credits include Bernard in Yes, Prime Minister (Theatre Clywd), Laurence in Abigail’s Party (UK Tour) and Roger in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time (National Theatre). Spend […]

Frame of TENure - BWA Link Collective. The Frame of TENure brings together the work of TEN Brighton Women Artists with deep and varied connections to the city. All live, work or were born in Brighton, and their practices are shaped by its cultural, political and social landscape. Presented at the Fishing Quarter Gallery on the seafront, the exhibition is grounded in a site associated with labour, resilience and collective identity, offering a fitting context for a show rooted in shared experience and mutual support. The exhibition has grown out of the wider Brighton Women Artists (BWA) group, a network formed to empower and uplift women artists by creating more opportunities for exhibiting, networking and professional support. Through collaborative projects, rolling programmes and gallery initiatives at the Sussex Innovation Centre, BWA provides a platform for women artists to be seen, heard and supported on their own terms. Within this framework, The Frame of TENure acts as a focused, time specific collective gesture that foregrounds ten individual practices while asserting the strength of solidarity. At its core, The Frame of TENure is a critical response to systems of access, visibility and validation within the contemporary art world. It challenges the subtle […]